Sentence examples for yet to sail from inspiring English sources
"Well, to be frank, that had yet to sail past my consciousness.
Quantum of the Seas, billed as the smartest cruise ship yet to sail, was unveiled in Southampton ahead of its maiden voyage.
Artemis Racing has yet to resume sailing since Simpson's death, and some team members are expected to attend a memorial service for Simpson in his hometown, Sherborne in Britain, on May 31.
In considering the anxiety that consumes so much of human experience, he writes, "And what is the cause hereof, but only our own lightness & daintiness: for we seem to be good for nothing else, but to be tossed hither & thither like a Tennise bal, being creatures of very short life, of infinite carefulness, & yet ignorant unto what shore to sail with our ship".
One of Monaco's many absurdities is that these sleek craft are hydrodynamically designed to sail the seven seas, yet spend much of their time moored in the equivalent of a car park.
Ben Ainslie is not ready to sail quietly off into the sunset just yet.
Yet all it took was the reappearance of Ms. Gerrard for the music to sail back into the empyrean, seeming all the more precious after the interruptions.
Leissègues had reportedly issued orders for the squadron to sail for Jamaica, even though several of the French ships were not yet ready for sea, and two frigates were already under sail when the British arrived.
Ferries had yet to start sailing and as we swam the 1.3km across we stopped now and then to take in the stunning panorama – in the far distance the Langdale Pikes swathed in cloud, and just across the lake the turrets of mock-gothic Wray Castle poking through the trees.
At 60, she learned to sail.
